Comment: Item is used, genuine and original (11 track cd) (Victory Records VR228) (Case, disc and all artwork in excellent condition - plays perfectly - whole item looks near new!!) In stock and will be dispatched immediately from the UK in strong and durable packaging.

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If this review sounds slightly biased I apologise but please bear in mind that TBS are my favourite band and this is their best album.I LOVE this album. I've owned the album for a few months now and can't remember a time when I didn't know all the words. There is not a bum note on the whole album. Both the singles, "The Photograph Is Proof" and "A Decade Under The Influence" are strong examples of the quality present on this album and if you've seen them on Scuzz or Kerrang you'll know what to expect.The quality of the singles is high but there is not a single track of filler on this album. "New American Classic" is amazingly heartfelt and has much more meaning now I've seen their live show in Nottingham in which lead singer Adam Lazzara mimics removing a ring from his finger (read into that what you will). "Bonus Mosh Part: 2" was very well done at the Reading festival in 2004 and proudly sits atop of my Media Player with most plays. All in all this album confirms TBS' status as one of the future heavyweights of this form of rock along with other bands like Lostprophets and Finch. Can't wait for album number 3.

Whenever a band goes through a major line up change as Taking Back Sunday did they are never going to come out the same, John was an integral part of Tell All Your Friends and the Taking Back Sunday of old and the loss of Shaun as well will have had a less immediate but still equally important impact. People should never expect this to be a continuation more a start of a new chapter.From the reviews i have read i am of the opinion that people have listened to this CD once and then reviewed it. This is important as where as Tell All Yuor Friends was immediate and instantly lodged itself firmly in your favourite album list this record grows on you the more you listen to it. This is a more melodic Taking Back Sunday one that doesn't ram Hardcore hooks into you but lets the music flow with the melody and let the songs enchant you through melodies. I believe that this is due to the loss of John, the dual vocal attack added impact and emotion to the sound of old and the vocal impact of Fred is considerably less. But the songs here only slightly weaker than those on TAYF and there are classics with in "a decade under the influence" and "bonus mosh pt.II".I urge people to purchase this album because it is simply fantastic if you give it the time and don't expect it to be a continuation of Tell All Your Friends. I admittedly prefer TAYF and it is still my favourite record but this is a classic album one that is less hardcore and more melodic. If you give it time it is a purchase you won't regret.

After eagerly anticipating great things from this album as precedented by 'Tell all your Friends' I was left feeling rather disappointed on hearing this new release. 'Tell all your Friends' has a highly charged, anthemic formula which remains consistent throughout. It epitomises the emo genre, it is always a great pleasure to listen to it and no track is skipped. However 'Where you want to be' has lost that formulaic approach, although that distinct sound of 'Tell all your Friends' remains in some tracks most notably 'A decade under the influence'(which is great single material) and 'Set Phasers to Stun' the album generally lacks that raw edginess that made 'Tell all your Friends' an instant classic.'Where you want to be' is far more experimental, the song writing has dithered slightly and generally lacks the emotional intensity of 'Tell all your Friends'. I don't see this Album remaining in my CD player no where near as long as 'Tell all your Friends' which shall remain the soundtrack to my summer.

Okay, I just recieved this album today and I have listened to it twice. At this stage I can confirm that this album is not going to surprise you as much as 'Tell All Your Friends', but that isn't neccessarily a bad thing - this album is very, very similar to 'Tell All Your Friends'. Perhaps after a few more listens I'll be able to come to a more specific conclusion. Basically, it's good - but not dissimilar to TAYF.Key track - Bonus Mosh Pt II

On first listen...i wasn't amazed, but as Tell All Your Friends did, it grew on me, and i've grown to love it. You really can't compare this to TAYF, its different. which i think is a good thing, its a new album..not a continuation. Its more 'cute without the E' than 'no I in team', yet still retains some of the emotional intensity of the last album. the lyrics and song styles are still unmistakebly tbs.Songs like 'photograph is proof' and 'bonus mosh pit', along with others are catchy, you will find them circling in your mind like vultures....which isn't a bad thing considering.Overall....I fooking Love it, its love its love.... make it hurt...sorry

This truely is a fantastic album from a truely fantastic band. The debut full length from Taking Back Sunday in 2001, 'Tell All Your Friends', was a CD to be reckoned with. They took the punk/emo scene by storm and instantly gathered a huge fanbase. This, the follow-up to that hugely successful record, had a lot to live up to. But it definately managed it.I wouldn't say that this recording is better than 'Tell Ell Your Friends', but it is definately on an even par. The record opens with the fantastic 'Set Phasers To Stun' which realy gets the album started with a bang. Other standouts are without a doubt the masterpiece that is 'A Decade Under The Influence', with its great riff and harmonies, 'The Union' and the amazing acoustic 'New American Classic' which is a thousand million times better than the acoustic offering of 'Cute Without The E' on 'Punk Goaes Acoustic'.There isn't a weak track on this album, and every song will have you screaming the words and playing air guitar 24 hours a day. You should defnately check out these guys live aswell. They without doubt are on of the best bands out there.Buy it... buy it now!